their back on him. so it s not interesting and empowering to be part of this majority. you have somebody like dave trott in my home state of michigan who s the republican caucus s dream candidate in a tough seat like that. he s a great candidate. he s well liked. he s got lots of personal american. he s saying i m just not interested in this anymore. i don t think it s a trend yet. but i think to steve s point, you don t want it to become a trend or it becomes dangerous to hold on to a precarious majorities. president trump thinks that deal he made last week with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer was pure artistry. i want to play a little bit of what steve bannon said on 60 minutes. you can say all day long steve bannon doesn t matter, he s out, but listen to his words. they re going to be held accountable if they do not support the president of the united states. right now, there s no accountability. they have totally they do not support the president s program. it s an open seat
everyone, i mean everyone, watching the debate tonight, including wall street, recently we ve seen the mexican peso and the broader stock market move in tandem with donald trump s polling. kate and john, tonight s debate could have repercussions on the financial markets this week. remember, after the first debate, we saw a relief rally the next day. the dow jumped 134 points after hillary clinton was widely perceived to be the winner. you might think, donald trump, a republican billionaire businessman would be wall street s dream candidate. the market appears to favor clinton for one key reason. uncertainty. and it is what wall street fears the most. the general consensus is this. investors know what they re getting if hillary clinton wins the white house. trump is seen as a wild card. investors worry that his tough talk to lead to a trade war or
i may not be your dream candidate, but i m hillary clinton s worse nightmare. in your heart of hearts, you cannot wait to see a debate between hillary clinton and carly fiorina. i will tell you this. i will beat hillary clinton. with your support and prayer, i will lead with the citizens of this great nation the resurgence of this great nation. she kept going back to hillary clinton. she s a perfect example of what a wonderful two first debates she had. in the first debate on the big stage, she was awesome. she won. and she was nowhere last night. so i m not trying to i m not a cool aid drinker, but i think that sometimes we overstate the importance of these debates and carly fiorina would be a prime example of that. jeremy?
to happen. if it turns out hillary clinton looks like she s going to get the not o nomination and consistently beats him by five or eight points, that is about the last barrier that i can think of he has to overcome. if they see him losing to hillary clinton, that could change the dynamics. it s hard to over there already those polls but when the guy is leading on the economy with almost 70% of republicans saying he would be the best, it s hard to get that head to head. if he were running against joe biden or somebody else with higher favorables in the general election, that would be one thing. there are a lot of polls show hillary clintons has the same unfavorables and unfavorables in some polls as donald trump. actually, hillary clinton is donald trump s dream candidate in the general election for the same reason jeb bush is his dream candidate in the primary. he is the one that has eviscerated the republican
cruz i said great. ted cruz is the dream candidate. i doubt he would carry texas. what about the flip side? here is what i hear from a lot of democrats when i ask this question, who is the republican candidate you would least like hillary clinton to face up to? they say they re most scared of marco rub beio. what do you think of that? number one fact is that middle class incomes are declining. this is an issue i ve cared about for a long time. the only book oif written about in 2007, we had to do something about this. and make sure i have a good paying job. once i have a good paying job, my standard of living is going up. we re here in brooklyn. i see outside my window that beautiful lady with the torch. the torch symbolizes to most americans, most people in the world the american dream. if you ask the average american what he the american dream? not in fancy language but that